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The Distinguished organizer
Will Open Bureau at Capi-
rx to] September 1
The app’int‘neut of Harrison 11.}
\\'heal.\n, who. since 1912. has been1
naive and prominent in immigration!
and Alnericanization work, to- be:
tillt‘l‘lOl‘ oi the Bureau of American-3
ization which is being established till
this state by the Connecticut Statei
tonne?! of defense. is announced.
Mr. Wheaton will begin his work‘
in this state September 1. reta‘ning
:tor a little, important connections;
‘along similar lines 01‘ work in both.
:Washington and Philadelphia. »
. Expert tn Immigration.
t )lr. Wheaton is 34 years of age
iand was born in Iowa. He is a
{graduate of the [’niversity of Chi-
‘tcago front which he received the de-
ligree of Fit. 13., and also of the Uni-‘
"versity of Chicago Law sclmol. which?
“gave him the degree of doctor of
lie was appointed sul‘lt-rvisinls
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All Shell and Prices
snowman
$2.00, $2.75, $3.50, $4.50
KODAKB $7.50 up
”Films For Any (leaner: and a
Full Line of Photograph-
ers’ Supplies
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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linvestigator of the New York State
V illepartlnent of Labor in the Bureau oil
—-—- gimmigration in 1912. Two years later:
the he was appointed supervising iltvestifi
“gator by the state of l’ennsyivana.‘
; Department of Labor. He drafted and
secured the passage of hills which es?
v’iablifllled the. Pennsylvania State Ilu-.
Word has reached Norwalk, that new of Emphiytnent and the state leg-5
Private Charles H. Louden, of Reg. niation and supervision of private our!
7 , U ,7 ‘ .. ( ‘ _. , p oyment agencies, passed in 1915. l
"‘0" alinue. ‘Numdlk' 11'“ armed! in December. 1914, Mr. Wheatonf
safely oxerseas. :was appointed chief of the divisioni
—~——-«-—- of immigrant Education in the De-l
Women desiring to volunteer for til'é'l partment of the interior at Washing-l
’overseas canteen service of the Y. M. gm“ 1]“ 1915““? 833m“; tgedNta.‘
,‘ . , o a corona ee he on re 0
L A” may apply for. mtmhlation to work along Atllel'icanization lines and!
'Mrs. P. W. Brooks. horwalk. ,‘was appointed chairman of the execu-l
. —--—--— tive committee by the United States.9
The Stamford police report to the Commissioner of Education. He has
local authorities that a ford touring drafted legislation irom time to time
. . or Pennsylvania, Michigan, New
car, NO' “'083' “Ad been stolen “0m York. Arizona and other states. it was
There will be no meeting of
Red Cross Auxiliary of St. Joseph’s
(‘burch this week.
Leno underline our menus:
The battery charge us piled on it‘
comendalion of the District Attorney‘s
office to hold Jails temporarily wane
the case is being investigated. Jails is
accused of having grabbed Mrs. Spoon-
er by the foot as he dived into the
water. Mrs. Spooner become highly
hysterical and her nervous condition
resulted in a stroke of apolexy, from
which she died. Jails its thirtyone
years of age and a laborer.
per cent. were awarded today by the
April 21 last.
A son was born yesterday to Mr
lord Hospital. Mr. Collins is
United States SeI‘Vice. Mrs.
-Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay. Norwaik.
PICTORIAL
REVIEW PATTERNS
Suggest Clu'c, Style and Elegant Fit.
Cell I 7897
cm mt.» cent: mu
N “If”!!! the AUGUST DESYCNS and you will fully gun “but
Costume 1858
25 cent:
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him 78“
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tut-lune 7889
25 (out:
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ORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS In the but me
that city last night. “was described Mr. Wheaten who formulated the War.
as having a box attached to the rear Americanizalion plan for the Councili
end of th machine. of National Defense last February.
6 E The oilice ot the Bureau of Ameri-l
J ““M: ‘canizatioll will be located in Room 66‘
The Btldgeport 1‘01““ department at. the Capitol. its work trill be actvl
requested the local dietiiil'lnIOHl to b'?.i""13' begun as soon as Mr. Wheaten
on the lookout for ct Fold touring cahlarrives ill the state, the tlrst or next
No. 30g; which had hem 3,01”, from month. Until such time as legislative
that city action may be taken in the lnntterp
' Mr. \l'llealon‘s activities will be under
' ._...... the direction (it the State Defense
Peter A. Paulino. of 10 Leonard Council.
street, and Louis H. Decker of 21 Han-
iord place, were among the successtul
applicants who passed all tests and en-
iiated in the Navy yesterday through
;the Bridgeport recruiting :glilce.
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WILL NOT TOLERATE RlOTlNG.
Mll.ll)l.i:’r0\\'N. August fir—Judge,
James It. Edith, in imposing sentencel
upon three men convioted )‘L‘Hlt‘l‘dlly
‘ot' breach of the peace, today. depre-
-————- exited the :it‘lrl of the men and deciar-'
Connecticut is called upon by Pro- ed that he hoped it would be the last
vost-Mnrshali-General Crowderto” prU- time that Mlddlt-town saw a riot of
fine 2,500 men to be gem to Camp this character. The men. Frank Gor-
- .-, . man. Bernard Scanlon and John 120::
Lyte. La, heglnnlnlz Aug. .6 accmdlntt snnio, each under 21. woer lined 310?
to notice received today by the local
and costs. and each with a jail sen-l
Board of Exemption. Norwalk’s quota tence of fifteen days, which sentence
of this number has not yet been deter- was suspended during good behavior. !
mined. it is expected that the cnll Judge Edlln said he. wished to make.
will take all the men remaining m'it plain that suspension of the jail
' sentence was merely an act of clem-
Class 1, including those recently reuls- ency. The question or the loyalty of
lered. ,Cal‘l Hel'rntalln and his son, who were
llllfld‘.‘ to kiss the flag and declare their
treet. loyalty, last Friday night, had nothing
Molly Russo, 0f 10 Monroe 8 d to do with the case. He said that the
charged WM) theft, was fined $7 an United States Government was com-
disbursements by Judge Vosburgh “"5 pelent to take care of disloyal citizens
morning. MOUY was arrested 1’99”!“ and there was no need and no place
' JACOBY’S
Sale of Dresses and
Middy Blouses.
James Donnelly
C-AR—P-E-T S-W-E-E-P-E-R-S
One Dollar Each
A reliable Carpet Sweeper at the nominal price
of $1.00 while they last.
See them in the show window.
RAYMOND & SON
Wnflmdfilghstl.
lam.
WASHiNG’llON. August 7.-Wage
increases ranging from ten to 33-133
War Labor Board to employes or the4
St. Joseph Lead Company at Hercu-
leneuh, Mo. They are retroactive to:
and Mrs. Thomas Collins. at the Stam-
in the
Collins'
formerly Miss Helen O'Brien of South
3 CENTRAL HOTEL
Do You Want Anything in the Building
Material line? it so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: 137 Washington St.
Who Carry a large Stock oi All Kinds
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
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KRYPTO! LENSlS—Poldlng Oxford: in Gold I!
Shell Shut-On and Other Mediation.
Thorough examination o! the eyes. Deullnf MP
gloa- proclptly filled. Expert Repairing.
Children’s Rompers
Fashioned ln'malerials that are easily laundered—hing-
hem, cross-bar and chambray. . A
l . Beach-leg romper and lireeper style, in all white, pink and
white and blue and white stripes, a... solid blue, pink and
tan color, with white trimmings .. . . .. 89c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Play Overullsinbrown and blue 890
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J. I. MALLETTE .
I! WASHINGTON 8T. IOUTE NORWALI.
Tel. 449.
Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine 0an attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American ttyle
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1555.
N. DIBESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
low that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which soil for “17 this month and 10 additional
.each month thereafter.
‘5':
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25 pennies buy: it THRIFT STAMP.
EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS TO WINTER WAR-D0
YOUR BIT.
The City National Bank
South Norwalkn Conn.
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day on complaint of ames Donnelly,'for “mob rule" in iliddletown. He
said the community did not- propose
the local merchant who had caught to tolerate riots of this character, and
h“ in the act of leaving the store With hoped that Middletown would not see
3 b00k she had not paid {013 .She had. another-demousration like the one in
been under suspicion for some tlme,.queslion.
but it Will-l not until yesterday that any1
- ' EARL OF READING IN LONDON
ggect elldence was obtained against NEW YORK, Aug. ti.—- The Earl of
Reading, British Ambassador, has an
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v d tn London. it “as announced
Patrolman Gainer last evening ar- m“ .
‘ ‘here today by the British Bureau of in-
rested Oscar Osterberg, of 38 Poplar .
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street, Bridgeport, charged with drunk~ formation. His mmron 1.: to conle
edness and breach of peace. O‘ster- With the British War Cabinet. it was
berg was striding near the Washing- stated.
ton street railroad bridge and drop-{ E
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ped a bottle of liquor on the side walk. l WOMAN D‘Es WHEN DIV
The bottle broke and Officer Gainer; SUDDENLY SEIZES FOOT
ordered the man to take the broken 1 SAN FRANQSCO' Cal.—.\lck Jails ac~
ed of havmg caused a fatal stroke
glass away. ‘ Osterbreg refused and he“, ““5 _‘ . f ,
was therefore arrested.» in court this} Of apoplexy to 59‘“ Mrs- Clara Spoon
,moming he was fined $7 and mark by f or while the two were in the water at
Judge George H. Vogbmgh which be an Alameda bathing resort Sunday,
paid. was today charged with battery by
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John Spanner, husband of Mr‘s‘. Spoon-
New Victor Records for August
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Murray.
Paul Revere, by Charles Hart and Shannon Pour.
’ Hello central, Give Me No Man’s Land, by Edna Brown.
Smiles, by J 05. O. Smith ’5 Orchestra.
Skeleton Jungle, Original Rixie Jazz Band.
Granny’s Laddy, by Harry Lauder.
The Song That. Reached My Heart, by Evan-Williams.
Hear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.
I .A. J. Collins Company
wmns "shoes
The Holler the Weather the
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word to insure yourself: Mr -'
wine you would not need lulu-j
once. The same reason: “It, .
prompted you to con-Linear“
should, upon due inquiry, pillar '
ish you perhaps to take out mm
insurance, because 0! the mom,
ed poet of building materials, b-
bor and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the out
E of making repairs, ol- rebuilding,
5 after a tire.
J.M.Layton&Co.,lnc.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, 00m.
Cure That Cold B! l.
Taking "
WHITE PINE COMPOUNE
wrrn TAB. .4
F. u. BAXTER
DRUGGIST 1.,
Smith. Under!
Remington. on
makes, sold, - »
repaired. Benton , ‘
per month. Mocking”!
sold at $5 per month. '
PLUMBER
rveswnlren Eliot-lulu!
155 Fall-field Ave., Bttidgepofl. 60W
REBUILT TYPEWRITER8 ‘
F. 8. 1V0!!!
Job Printing .
So. Norwalh
Dr. J. H. Mattel?
DENTIST i
la Bule’hlSt. macro-mom
Eonnliou:30e.m..7toap.wl
A. M. WOOSTER‘
ATTORSEY .AT LAW
LutcEraminer
L'. S. Patent E
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Office
? 1 ms northerner
BRIDGEPORT. communal
THE NEW SCIENCE _, i
DEFINITION or catapults”; f
Chlroprictic is the definition fl
cause of the disease and the q
adjusting the same. Disease in ‘ ' ’
by a wrench. twist or enroll! in"
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pots
tater lite in the dilierent. organ-
linlbe. _
Chiropractors remove the cell“
disease and pain, health is re“
through harmonizing the mm W
tents in your body. Female WW
given Special attention; also cm
lure oi the spine. You will now m“
gret giving the Chiropractor I cheap.
to help you. , ,l
Magnetic treatment: given also. .- J
T. FRANCIS, ll. C. '
84 Washington BL. 80. Nor-mt. 0‘
More You Need. ‘Em.
We have all styles for men, women
and children for all uses.
‘ Satislactory Hosiery at all Grades.
CONNEA LLY a BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. “1%?“ El South Norwelk.
SlSllMlflC SAVINGS
deposited wall it
Ihe South Norwallt
Trust Co.
4‘ O
.3€d¢_m_ aid
‘ OUTING FOOTWEAR
Of Real Importance
our mother [there is nothing- so
comfortable.
1: mm GANVAS' panama
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.‘ ‘x‘iii‘k‘hhf‘?
. soup lineups m ,
may enable you to _ 2mg '
realize your loudest ‘ roll. nvolyono. ,. ' r
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hopes and ambitions; ,
" for every purpose during sum-
5'
. Mid-Summer While Sale
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WALL PAPER.‘5c and 10c Roll
Full Line—Fine Assortment
Wu“. from Palmer Bolton ,
CALL USUP
and we will well our trouble nit
right around when ”mommy W
thle happen: in your home. If y“:
PLUMBING
In defective. entiquatedfiumlh ,
or worn out, have us make new
eat-y repair. or Install a now 3*
tom of ..
nonfinn ammo
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
HORACE R. Mash,
Plumblnuln'd Heating _l
.Tel. 1364 '
North millet. south Moment.
ALSO PAINT'AND VABNISH AT LOW PRICED.
’“ PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
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” A.’C HEN
~ A" ‘ Th's week 1,; 141 Washington Street. 0 South Norwalk.
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Here is the “land of Charming Feminine Pinerielt, Snowy :91 l
:, Waists, Dainty Undermuslins, Nighties, Envelope Chemise, Etc. . SUMMER FURNITURE
' ‘ ......_.. ;- Tillim
If you do not profit by this event you will have reason to
regret the lost opportunity, for prices on cotton clothes are
mbmlwtnnmp nit» . n...
‘ . new RED MEN'S Bumping.
David w. llama-ll
UNDERTAKER ,:
tl'el. Moe, tom; Home on.
:7 WASHINGTON 31'.
for much, lawn, summer house, ,
bun'g'ahlw, camp, etc., may be
had from us. in any style or
form desired. Just now we
fave a large stock from Which
0 till your summer needs.
.Chelrs, tables, benches, rockers.
letteelt, ‘1 lounges, hammocks.
everything for not weather
comilort by the. seashore or in ‘
themountalne.’ . oil;- it lethal l
Shore Dinner
All Kinds oi Sea Food
.. SteahiCltllllS lull?
Chicken ' -
Norwalk Chronicler